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Thread: Phalaenopsis tetrapis spotted.

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  1. March 31st, 2019, 02:32 AM #1
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    Default Phalaenopsis tetrapis spotted.

    Acquired last month and now I enjoying the display...weird spotted tetrapis.
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  2. March 31st, 2019, 03:02 AM #2
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    Wonderfull I have never seen a spotted tetraspis
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    Such a beautiful plant and wonderful display of flowers. Well done Zain
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    Quote Originally Posted by LuHa View Post
    Wonderfull I have never seen a spotted tetraspis
    I think this is newly released version from the line of breeding looks odd.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ana Danaya View Post
    Such a beautiful plant and wonderful display of flowers. Well done Zain
    Thanks Ana multiple spikes make it more presentable.
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  5. March 31st, 2019, 06:32 AM #5
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    Just looks pretty to me!
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    That's pretty.
    Have been seeing some "interesting" output from clonal work on species phals.
    I'm sure there are some folks here that can help explain what is going on.
    When I get a chance tomorrow I'll update my post on speciosa from a couple weeks ago because flower #2 looks nothing like flower #1.
    At least all your flowers are within a family of diversity.
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    It certainly is different then what you normally find, but it does make for an interesting bloom!
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    Very pretty. I’ve seen the C1 clone but I like the color of this one more.
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